Power-supply device of solar photovoltaic generating system applied to petroleum boring tower

Abstract

The invention relates to a power-supply device of a solar photovoltaic generating system applied to a petroleum boring tower, which pertains to the technical filed of new energy application. Bright sunlight shines on a plurality of petroleum boring towers standing on an overland drilling platform. On the overland drilling platform and petroleum boring towers, solar panels are arranged for receiving solar radiation. Optical energy is transformed into electric energy on the surfaces of solar panels. Direct current is input into a controller for regulation through electric leads, and then input into an inverter; and in this way, the direct current is transformed into alternative current to supply power for alternative current loads arranged on the overland drilling platform and petroleum boring towers. Current can also enter a lithium ion battery for storage after being regulated by the controller. The new energy supplied by the solar photovoltaic generating system can be served for saving energy and reducing emission for exploiting traditional petroleum.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a power supply device for a solar photovoltaic power generation system applied to an oil drilling tower, and belongs to the technical field of new energy applications. Background technique [0002] From 1978 to 1984, all the family members of the patent applicant and inventor lived in Jiangsu Oilfield, and Miao Tongchun, the parent, also worked in Nanjing Oil Refinery and Beijing Petroleum Industry Department. Miao Tongchun watched the rapidly rotating oil drilling rods in the Jiangsu Oilfield, and climbed up the 42.5-meter-high drilling tower that can drill 3,000-meter-deep formations. At that time, each drilling tower was equipped with an 800-horsepower diesel engine, which was powered by burning diesel oil. Most of the power was used to drive the rotation of the drill pipe and the drilling depth of the drill bit, and a small part of the power was used to generate electricity to provide night lighting for drilling operations....

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[0005] The power needed for the existing oil extraction in countries around the world is completely dependent on and consumes more and more expensive diesel, lubricating oil and other petroleum products, which is not conducive to energy saving and emission reduction, and is also not conducive to protecting the dwindling oil resources on the earth.

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